“Tuesday 11th ”
On day eleven of the Oxfordshire Artweeks May festival explore rivers, lakes and other waterways through art, craft and design.
See more information on each of these artists, designers and makers (and many others) at Oxfordshire Artweeks at www.artweeks.org
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